Fans are good. And the beeps are really VGA.
Unfortunately i7-6700 doesn't work in Z390 and 9700KF doesn't have iGPU...
So could not troubleshoot that angle too much.
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PCMR Quiz: why PC is not booting?
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Fans are good. And the beeps are really VGA.
Unfortunately i7-6700 doesn't work in Z390 and 9700KF doesn't have iGPU...
So could not troubleshoot that angle too much.
Oppoi
Banned
Sorry I'm just walking into this on but, slot 1234? Tried them all with one stick of ram?
Nhranaghacon
Banned
Did you flash install anything?
Can you view CMOS?
After flashing/upgrading software - I have wiped the actual ability for the GPU to communicate with the motherboard singularly - this requires a blind install of specific drivers as the GPU may be working, the software allowing it to communicate with the motherboard had to be installed with a black screen.
It doesn't matter, the closest to CPU always wins.
Nope, it's a new mobo. Just a first boot.
Nope. It doesn't POST.
Oppoi
Banned
I figured if one or more was pysically broken.
MisterBrimstone
Member
I've got it resolved.
It's a quiz on how stupid the shit can get.
Just think of more stuff
The shit got peak stupid right about when you posted the thread providing no details whatsever.
It's a quiz. What details are missing right now?
PhoenixTank
Member
How many goats have you sacrificed?
PhoenixTank
Member
Tried another one I had: Titan X - same thing, already answered earlier.
Nhranaghacon
Banned
If you have the hardware on hand to start piecemeal swapping out pieces and testing viability, this would quickly surmount a solution for you, if you are stuck reverting/putting the part's together back in the old PC this process will be far slower.
Ram seems to work fine, 1 stick can obviously cause issues under the right circumstances so if you've already checked stick by stick - perhaps even go with a new set. Always worth swapping in a different hard drive and always worth checking each and every component piecemeal. Different PSU, Different GPU, Different Monitor, Different Ram, Different CPU, swapping out all of this with tested part's will of course point towards your motherboard being the actual culprit but that is a process.
And if you just so happen to in fact need a blind install of drivers, the process of swapping out part's piece by piece may prove fruitless. Typically only hardcore over clockers/enthusiast's would even need to do such a thing because they're the guys that will flash a system for peak performance even if it is strictly warranty prohibited, as example - realizing I had a gpu that could be flashed/turned into a better GPU as that skew simply had the hardware disabled on card I've flashed a ATI 9500 into a ATI 9700 - a generationally better gpu - tricky business and can cause the type of problem's you are dealing with, and can of course happen to a gpu on accident.
and if you removed the ability on your motherboard specifically, even harder to figure out and may still call for a blind install
One of these methods will surely work
Good Luck
Ram seems to work fine, 1 stick can obviously cause issues under the right circumstances so if you've already checked stick by stick - perhaps even go with a new set. Always worth swapping in a different hard drive and always worth checking each and every component piecemeal. Different PSU, Different GPU, Different Monitor, Different Ram, Different CPU, swapping out all of this with tested part's will of course point towards your motherboard being the actual culprit but that is a process.
And if you just so happen to in fact need a blind install of drivers, the process of swapping out part's piece by piece may prove fruitless. Typically only hardcore over clockers/enthusiast's would even need to do such a thing because they're the guys that will flash a system for peak performance even if it is strictly warranty prohibited, as example - realizing I had a gpu that could be flashed/turned into a better GPU as that skew simply had the hardware disabled on card I've flashed a ATI 9500 into a ATI 9700 - a generationally better gpu - tricky business and can cause the type of problem's you are dealing with, and can of course happen to a gpu on accident.
and if you removed the ability on your motherboard specifically, even harder to figure out and may still call for a blind install
One of these methods will surely work
Good Luck
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Arun1910
Member
No VGA found is a GPU issue then?
But you also said it doesn't POST...
Your monitor needs to be on before you power on the PC, your monitor being off is causing the beeps.
Nope, it did not work in that case.
Because the problem was pretty fucked up, but well known.
I'm trying to give hints here.
Not always. That setup was starting without turned on monitor just fined before upgrade.
But anyway: connected monitor or not connected monitor - same shit.
Oppoi
Banned
Keyboard and monitor are ok.
If I could I would kill you.
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Nhranaghacon
Banned
Oh if you've already figured out the solution that boils it down to an input device issue or some such, no need to return if you've handled it though
Arun1910
Member
Missing NVIDIA drivers?
Nope. It's way before drivers come to play.
Arun1910
Member
Last thing then I'm going to bed
Id take out the GPU and plug the HDMI into the MoBo to check if integrated graphics shows up anything. If I still get the same beep codes then the CPU hasn't been installed properly, maybe too much pressure from the cooler.
If I don't get the same beep codes with the gpu uninstalled and just using the CPU's onboad graphics then i would make sure that the PSU cables are correct to the GPU and change PCIE slots.
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Nikana
Go Go Neo Rangers!
Mobo is brand new and totally okay!
Connected, both 6 and 8 pin.
New doesn't mean it's ok.
Nhranaghacon
Banned
Explain the procedure you used when resetting the CMOS
CPU is 9700KF, no internal graphics there.
Nhranaghacon
Banned
You're sure you pulled a jumper, that looked like this?
to successfully reset the bios on the motherboard, it is necessary to pull the jumper like scene in the picture above - and move it over count to 3 then move it back.
to successfully reset the bios on the motherboard, it is necessary to pull the jumper like scene in the picture above - and move it over count to 3 then move it back.
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SailorCosmos
Member
Have you tried different RAM modules? Maybe the particular ones you have aren't compatible with your motherboard.
But now I know that it's ok.
Most of the time was spent on trying to troubleshoot it, but it was not the culprit actually.
They are, otherwise the beep codes would be different.
And that mobo has memory "re-train" feature, it would give other indications of faulty modules.
RAM was fine.
Nhranaghacon
Banned
Tried a different mouse keyboard? if you're stuck with the same part's you will not be able to adequately figure out what your issue is - and I think you said you've tried a different harddrive and different videocard
And the ram 1 stick at a time?
If you get more hardware to test against, hard drive, ram ect and this still pursues
then it's either a bad cpu or bad mobo if you're certain a blind driver install is not necessary.
It sounds like you've already maybe figured this out
I'm having a hard time understanding, are you saying you've solved the issue or not?
"Most of the time was spent on trying to troubleshoot it, but it was not the culprit actually.
"Unless I guess if you mean specifically, you just haven't found the culprit
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The issue was solved much earlier today.
My point in this thread is to find out if people can find out in a sane time what could be the problem.
Exactly as I was trying hard earlier today.
Nhranaghacon
Banned
Did you make sure all your USB ports were vacant? Nothing extra plugged in? Empty CD drives? Aside from that the only option would in fact be a new mobo/psu/cpu required.
if you in fact had hardware to test against, and the gpu was of course also plugged in to the psu ect
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Yup, system wasn't POST-ing even with all the drives disconnected.
Nikana
Go Go Neo Rangers!
But now I know that it's ok.
Most of the time was spent on trying to troubleshoot it, but it was not the culprit actually.
Nope. It's dead.